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Very sick G. pardalis with "Runny Nose Syndrome"

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My friend has a 32 gram hatchling G. pardalis, which has come down with an upper respiritory infection, with a runny nose, and weezing. He took her to a "herp vet" in Lower Richland Hills, TX, and the vet knew less than he did about tortoises. All he did was prescribe baytril in a very large syringe, without dosage instructions. The tortoise so far was treated by dripping a couple of drop of the baytril onto the nostrils, and since then, the tortoise has almost compltely stopped moving.

Is this a reaction to the baytril?

If so, should amikacin be used, and if so, how much?
 
Thank you, that's the course that he's currently taking. For some reason, he couldn't be bother to register here himself.
Josh
 
Mine is on the same stuff.I have to inject 3cc in his arm pit every other day.for three weeks.And hes not to active either.
 
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